Greg Chappell

One of the most infamous deliveries in the history of the game came at a time of significant upheaval in Australian cricket

Greg Chappell had recently called Kohli the "most Australian non-Australian cricketer of all time"

It's easy to look at the warts and the spats, but he left behind a legacy of good ideas that did the team a lot of good

The former Australia captain retires from his role as CA's national talent manager on Monday, having been involved in the game for more than 50 years

Misbah-ul-Haq is the latest in a long line of cricketers who have went from one form of leadership to another

In the midst of extensive debate about the selection panel's role, Chappell has informed colleagues of his intention to depart CA, ending an association of more than 30 years

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Chappell will be joined by Mitchell Starc, Steven O'Keefe, Alyssa Healy, Lisa Sthalekar, Moises Henriques, and a host of luminaries from other sports

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Greg Chappell explains why you need to modulate your focus out in the middle

A look back to India's first Test win in South Africa, when Zaheer Khan and Sreesanth beat the home side at their own game

Greg Chappell recalls the events of the Centenary Test, played 40 years ago at the MCG

Cricket Australia team performance manager Pat Howard would prefer a system which ensures the national coach and a selection manager are the only people involved in choosing a squad

The Chappell brothers, Viv Richards, Dennis Lillee and others tell you, in this extract from a new book

Following Anil Kumble's resignation as India coach, ESPNcricinfo looks back at how his predecessors fared

Australia's chairman of selectors insisted the panel was not against picking older players, but that younger players had been selected with the strategy of building a successful team over time

The appointment of Greg Chappell to an interim position on Australia's selection panel is curious, given his history with the domestic game.

Trevor Hohns has been named as Australia's interim chairman of selectors, while Greg Chappell will serve on the panel temporarily following Rod Marsh's departure